Behind the Rising Sun (1943)
- Director(s):
- Edward Dmytryk
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Synopsis of Behind the Rising Sun
Behind the Rising Sun is a rarity: a WW2 film with a handful of sympathetic Japanese characters. His eyes slanted by the RKO makeup department, Tom Neal plays Taro, the Americanized son of a Japanese diplomat (J. Carroll Naish). During the Sino-Japanese war, Taro's father insists that the boy leave the US and join the Japanese army. Indoctrinated in the "Banzai" mentality of the empirical government, Taro is transformed into an enemy of the West, going so far as to betray his best friend ly inebriated millionaire. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Complete Cast of Behind the Rising Sun
- Margo - Tama Imamura
- J. Carrol Naish - Reo Seki
- Gloria Holden - Sara Braden
- George Givot - Boris
- Iris Wong - Woman Secretary
- Shirley Lew - Servant
- Mike Mazurki - Japanese Wrestler
- Beal Wong - Japanese Major
- Bruce Wong - First Agent
- H.T. Tsiang - Policeman
- Charles Lung - Broker
- Leon Lontoc - Japanese Guard
- Philip Ahn
- Nancy Gates - Sister
- Allen Jung - Capt. Matsuda
- Luke Chan - Officer
- Tom Neal - Taro Seki
- Robert Ryan - Lefty
- Donald Douglas - O'Hara
- Leonard Strong - Tama's father
- Wolfgang Zilzer - Max
- Benson Fong - Japanese Officer
- Daisy Lee Garripoli - Takahashi's Servant
- Abner Biberman - Inspector
- Barbara Jean Wong - Girl Given Dope
- Adeline Reynolds - Grandmother
- Richard Loo - Japanese Officer
- William Yip
- Lee Tung Foo - Dinner Guest
- Connie Leon - Tama's Mother
- Fred Essler - Takahashi
- Director(s):
- Edward Dmytryk
- Writer(s):
- Emmett Lavery
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